California Rhodes Scholar Triumph at Oxford noted
California’s William Crittenden, the state’s first Rhodes Scholar, returned from Oxford after completing the three year program in two. He impressed both English hosts and American peers, portrayed Oxford life with balanced praise, and plans to practice law or pursue further study. He highlighted the Rhodes plan as beneficial and noted Americans improved in diligence over the first year.
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Rhodes
Chile
Old
Oxford
California
William Crittenden
Cecil Rhodes
Berkeley
Cal
New York Times
Crittenden
University of California
West Potot
Celttenden
Crit
Asia Minor
San Fray Petane
Keep Your Bowels Open Keep Your Bowels Open
The text promotes Dr Salt Well’s Syrup Pepsin as a non violent laxative for all ages. It claims regular bowel action equals health and warns against harsh purgatives. It advertises free samples and a claim that no laxative is as good or reliable as Caldwell’s Pepsin from Red Cross Drug Store.
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Frey
Salt
Weil
Teme
Bose
Caldwell
Porte Saaranies
Washington
Dsty Co
Caldwell Monticalle
Hints From Travelers On Packing A Trunk
Instructions from the Chicago Record Herald advise careful trunk packing before travel. Pack by category with care, place delicate silk and gowns in the bottom tray, and cover with a newspaper to protect contents. Lay out all items, check for forgotten belongings, and keep essential papers in your pocketbook last.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Francis Murphy Sighting Prompts Y M C A Talks
In Los Angeles a man claiming to be Francis Murphy the temperance advocate visits a saloon owner and earns an invitation to a series of Y M C A meetings. The owner later attends, sells the saloon's liquor stock, and buys a small fruit ranch near Los Angeles. Additionally, Nebraska Queen, a renowned mare, is described as the largest in her breed, owned by KE Sparks in Falls City, Nebraska, and showcased as a symbol of agricultural progress.
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Los Angeles
Francis Murphy
Kansas City Times
Y. M. Oca
Gay
Murphy
KE Sparks
Fallsity
Kansas City Journal
Sparks
Burbark
Marking Historic Spots in Thomaston Me
The Kennebec Journal notes a rebel marker will place a huge twelve ton monument on the site of the Montpelier mansion once home to General Henry Knox. A bronzed tablet will mark Washingtons war secretary residence with a memorial to be erected by the Henry Knox chapter DAR of Thomaston at an estimated cost up to 200 dollars.
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Thorgasten
Kennebec
Montpelier
Henry Knox
Washington
St. George
Thomaston
Henry Knox Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Poultry Care and Vermin Control in Modern Flocks
Practical guidance from HL Rankin on raising chicks to layers, including incubation handling, broodery routine, feeding schedules, and flock sanitation. Tips cover vermin control with kerosene and powder, market skin preferences, coop sizing, and the dangers of overcrowding plus a note on white plumage in Leghorns and breeding considerations.
The Cause of Wry Tails Defies Clear Explanation
The text discusses unclear causes of wry tails in poultry noting possible injuries to a body part causing deformation. It suggests that broiler or farm chickens can suffer from such deformities after sleep or mishaps, but the theory remains uncertain and speculative.
Poultry Yard Care In Hot Weather Tips
Advice on treating birds with kerosene and avoiding skin contact, cleaning combs with soap and hot water, applying a light layer of vaseline, and keeping birds shaded. Suggests using canopies from oil bagging if no shade is available, noting chicks grow faster when protected and fed properly and can gather more insects in heat.
Boy Eating Hens Practice Risks and Remedies
A brief notice warns that some poultry may develop a habit of eating eggs during scarce activity periods. It recommends keeping fowls busy, darkening nests, and providing ample nest eggs. Readers are urged to subscribe to The Sun at $1.00 yearly.
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George Beott
Pudsey
Yorkshire
England
American Poultry Journal
Good Advice to Farmers on Tobacco Summer Handling
P A Ware offers guidance to tobacco farmers still delivering from barns. He advises tight hanging to reduce weight loss, drying in hot weather, and to consult before unloading. Warns against warehouse risks and notes drying plant next season will ease issues.
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Ende
Wre
P. A. Ware
Lake's Overflowers Farm Listings Across County Lots
Property listings describe numerous tracts near Springfield Mackville Bloomfield and Lebanon with 3 to 8 room dwellings, tobacco barns, stock barns, timber and water, prices from 22.50 to 60 per acre, acreage from 20 to 330 plus, several near schools and churches, notable entries include No 59 133 acres near Soren and No 63 180 acres in Nelson County with tobacco land and timber.
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Springfield
Clos
Church
Sclual
Mackville
Willisburg
Soren
Bloomfield
Nelson County
Sprit
Pike
Amile
Washington County
Lebanon
Luton
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RED Cross Drug Store
Poultry News
HL. P. Rankin
United States
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chiesco
Baltimore
Plymouth
Hellable Poultry Journal
Connecticut
Sun
B. D. Lake
the Best Business School
Bowet School
S School OF Business
Power School
Granville W. Lyon
Fourth Avenue
Louisville
Kyre
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